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Jul 3, 2026

Gong Integration

Deck's Gong integration brings your sales conversations into Deck. Your product team can now easily visualize and take action on Gong conversations.

Details

  • Connect Gong and bring sales conversations into Deck as sales-call feedback.

  • Enable daily Auto Sync for calls that match saved settings.

  • Run historical backfills to seed data right away.

  • Filter sync/import scope by owner, workspace, folder, call scope, and duration.

  • Analyze Gong transcripts into Deck insights, themes, quotes, and source-backed evidence.

  • Auto-link Gong insights to Deck Projects to automatically track customer feedback.

How this release fits the Deck workflow

Gong calls become more useful when product teams can trace an insight back to the conversation that produced it. Deck keeps the transcript, speakers, call metadata, quotes, insights, and themes connected, so teams can inspect the original evidence before turning a sales signal into roadmap work.

Saved import settings make the integration practical for ongoing discovery. Teams can choose which calls belong in Deck, backfill a useful historical window, and then let daily sync keep new conversations flowing into the same feedback system used for interviews, support tickets, surveys, NPS, and CRM context.

That shared evidence model helps sales and product teams discuss the same customer signal without maintaining a second call-review workflow elsewhere.

  • Explore integrations
    See how Deck centralizes feedback from Gong and the rest of your customer stack.
  • Read the Gong documentation
    Configure authentication, sync filters, and historical imports.

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